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Sustainable urban green spaces: protection, maintenance and biodiversity

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9th bdla Planting Designers’ Talks on 12 and 13 June 2026 in Hamburg
 
How can the use of plants meet the growing demands of urban spaces? The 2026 Planting Planners’ Talks, taking place on 12 and 13 June, will bring together experts from the fields of science, planning and public administration to discuss current strategies and practical experiences. The focus will be on climate-adapted urban greenery, sustainable soil and tree conservation, maintenance in the context of scarce resources, and the promotion of insect biodiversity.
Green Bunker St. Pauli, Hamburg. © Boris Storz
 
In addition to the specialist presentations, on Saturday 13 June there will be field trips to selected projects in Hamburg, offering participants the chance to experience first-hand innovative approaches to the use of plants in public spaces, exemplary maintenance concepts and various strategies for climate adaptation. Visits will include the Green Bunker in St. Pauli, the eastern part of HafenCity and Planten un Blomen. These sites offer the opportunity to discuss planning and implementation experiences directly and to reflect on them through collegial exchange.
 
Date: 12 and 13 June 2026
Venue: Catholic Academy Hamburg, Herrengraben 4, 20459 Hamburg
Organiser: Association of German Landscape Architects (bdla)
 
 

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